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Sep 3rd, 2012, 12:35 AM
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save txt set in textbox's to INI file (form close) & load text from INI on form load?
So I've got a form with about 7-8 textbox's & i change the data in each like once every 3-4 days. It's a pain filling it all out each time.
So when I close the program, I'd like to save the current data (in each textbox on the form) to a INI file (In the root of whatever current folder I'm running it from)
Then when I load the program the next time, it will load the settings from the INI file to fill my textbox's back up.
Is there a simple way to add this to my program without major changes to my code?
Thanks for any suggestions/code/help!
I know this is kind of day 1 stuff for most programmers. But I had to just jump in running so I missed a lot of the basics!
dim jenn as geek = true
Learning ~ Visual Basic 2010 ~ in free time between college/work -
currently looking for a 'programming buddy' / 'coder friend' / and or 'mentor'. p.m. me if you
have ANY free time AT ALL I'm like 33% of a novice level ~ willing 2 listen/learn +
i am totally super motivated & promise to make an effffin amazing protege!!! #swag
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